The British government has expedited its £2.5 billion investment strategy for the domestic steel industry following Donald Trump’s declaration of 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to the United
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Global markets face mounting uncertainty as Donald Trump’s decision to impose blanket 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports has triggered sharp criticism from major trading partners, raising concerns of
The United States is set to impose 25 percent tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports, marking a significant intensification of President Trump’s protectionist trade policies. The announcement, made aboard
Global markets experienced significant volatility as Donald Trump stepped back from an imminent trade war with Canada and Mexico by delaying the implementation of sweeping new US tariffs. The US
In an unprecedented move, JPMorgan, the world’s leading bullion dealer, has announced plans to deliver £4 billion worth of gold bullion to New York this February. The delivery, comprising 30
In a significant shift in international trade policy, Donald Trump has declared his intention to impose a 10% tariff on Chinese imports beginning 1 February, whilst simultaneously contemplating similar measures
Prominent retailers in London’s prestigious West End have issued a stark warning to the government regarding impending business rates reforms, projecting a staggering £44.5 million annual increase in property bills
The prospect of Donald Trump returning to the White House has sparked concerns of an impending global tax conflict, with experts warning of potential Republican retaliation against countries imposing additional
In a significant move that could strain US-Japan relations, President Joe Biden is poised to block Nippon Steel’s £15 billion acquisition of US Steel. The announcement, expected as early as
The positive trend of increasing girls’ education in developing nations has led to an unexpected economic challenge in the housing market. As more women enter the workforce with higher qualifications,
Britain’s statistical authority faces mounting pressure as response rates to a vital economic survey continue to decline, mirroring the troubling pattern observed in employment data collection. The Office for National
US stocks mounted an impressive comeback on Friday, reversing course from a significant sell-off triggered by the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance earlier in the week. The S&P 500 demonstrated remarkable
A stark warning has emerged from a Commons committee regarding the two-year postponement in reforming the UK’s official labour market statistics. The delay represents a significant setback that could lead
Scott Bessent, the 62-year-old billionaire hedge fund investor set to become the US Treasury secretary under president-elect Donald Trump, brings a remarkable history of market-moving prowess to one of the
The Bank of England has indicated it is unlikely to publish interest rate forecasts from its monetary policy committee as part of its comprehensive operational overhaul. Clare Lombardelli, deputy governor,
More than 80 prominent business leaders have intensified their campaign for immediate reform of the antiquated business rates system, warning the Treasury that swift action is essential to preserve Britain’s
